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Ruven Gotz
Director of Solution Development, Avanade
Ruven Gotz is based in Avanade’s Manhattan office where he has a dual role: He is Avanade’s Digital Workplace Practice Lead for New York and New England and he is also the director of Avanade’s Innovation Center located in SoHo. With over 20 years of technology consulting experience, Ruven has spent the past decade building innovative collaboration solutions for his clients. He has advised clients on governance, information architecture and the adoption of collaboration and enterprise social tools.
As a noted speaker, Ruven has presented at many conferences across North America as well as Europe, Africa and Australia. He is also the author of a book on Information Architecture. Ruven has been recognized for over six years by Microsoft as an MVP for being a leader in the successful application of technology that drives business success. Ruven grew up in Toronto, but is now enjoying the pace of life in New York City.
Latest from Ruven Gotz
Over the past 2-3 years, you may have read opinions from various sources that SharePoint was dead or dying and that Microsoft had lost interest in it as a core product. This left many executives and SharePoint enthusiasts asking, “What do I do now with my SharePoint investment?” We've also heard many of those in IT leadership say, “Isn't...
Over the past 2-3 years, you may have read opinions from various sources that SharePoint was dead or dying and that Microsoft had lost interest in it as a core product. This left many executives and SharePoint enthusiasts asking, “What do I do now with my SharePoint investment?” We've also heard many of those in IT leadership say, “Isn't...
